2-Year Postdoctoral Position in High Step-down Power Converter Topologies for AI Computing University of Galway in Ireland

The University of Galway is recruiting a postdoctoral researcher for the project “High Step-down Power Converter Topologies for AI Computing with Optimal 3D Transformers-on-silicon.” The full-time position is based in the Power Electronics Research Centre (PERC) within Electrical and Electronic Engineering at the School of Engineering, in close collaboration with the Tyndall National Institute. The research focuses on developing high step-down power converter topologies for AI computing and inte...

The National Laboratory of the Rockies is seeking a full-time, fixed-term Postdoctoral Researcher in Golden, Colorado, within the Energy Systems Control and Optimization group of the Power Systems Engineering Center. The research focuses on inverter-based-resource (IBR)-dominated power grids, including power system protection, transient and small-signal stability, protective-relay modeling, fault studies, and control strategies for low-inertia systems with low short-circuit ratios. The researche...

This postdoctoral position at Rochester Institute of Technology centers on advanced power electronics and energy conversion systems , with a particular emphasis on high-power back-to-back converters and solid-state transformer technologies . The researcher will develop and integrate converter technology toward an integrated Solid-State Transformer architecture , contributing to both modelling and experimental implementation. Working under the supervision of Dr. Liwei Zhou , the postdoctoral rese...

The University of Technology Sydney is seeking two Discovery Postdoctoral Research Fellows to join UTS TechLab and contribute to the Australian Research Council Discovery Project “Powering the future: next generation power converters for electric vehicles.” The project is an international collaboration involving UTS, the University of Oxford and the University of Cambridge. Working under the supervision of Associate Professor Yam Siwakoti, the fellows will undertake advanced research in power el...

This PhD project at the University of East Anglia focuses on the design optimisation of brushless doubly fed machines (BDFMs), an emerging electrical machine technology for offshore wind turbine generators. BDFMs can operate with fractional-sized power converters and eliminate rotor brushes and slip rings. Their simplified gearbox systems, compared with high-speed generators, may reduce capital and operational costs while improving reliability and reducing maintenance requirements. These charact...